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Everything students should know from the MTSU presidential search listening sessions (opens the original)
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MTSU’s presidential search committee gathered input from the campus community during its second round of listening sessions on Sept. 24. First, to a packed room. Then, to empty seats. The listening sessions serve as the presidential search committee and its hired executive search firm, Korn Ferry’s collaborative effort to engage with key university groups and gather their feedback. The sessions come before the finalization of the position’s profile, release of recruitment materials and beginning
MTSU Remembering 9/11: 25 years later (opens the original)
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This September marks 25 years since Sept. 11, 2001. 25 years since a series of meticulously planned terrorist attacks destroyed the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and affected thousands across the U.S. The MTSU Scott Borchetta College of Media and Entertainment organized a remembrance panel on Sept. 10, featuring discussion from journalists and media professionals who covered the attacks from New York City, Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania. The featured panelists included photojournalist Ray
MTSU’s Rutledge Hall restored after years-long renovations (opens the original)
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Rutledge Hall, one of the five original buildings on campus, re-opened its doors Sept. 9 to Middle Tennessee State University students, faculty and staff. A crowd of university supporters, including faculty, staff, area state lawmakers and Secretary of State Tre Hargett, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony outside its front lawn. Alongside the newly renovated Kirksey Old Main, the joint $54 million renovation project upgraded Rutledge Hall from a previous dormitory space to a modern classr
Meet MTSU’s new Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students (opens the original)
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Serving as a university executive, MTSU’s new vice president of student affairs and dean of students James S. Bridgeforth, is starting his first year this fall semester. The vice president leads the division of student affairs and builds relationships across the university that further student success, engagement, well-being and experiences. Bridgeforth said he has spent about 50 days in the position so far, but he’s learned a lot. He said when he first started learning about MTSU’s campus, he k
Live On The Green Music Fest returns to Nashville after a five-year hiatus (opens the original)
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Nashville’s Lightning 100 and Opry Entertainment Group shared Tuesday, Aug. 25, the return of former downtown concert series, Live On The Green in 2027. Live On The Green’s official kickoff is set to begin Oct. 18, featuring a ‘Lawnwarming Party’ event hosted by Gust and Grace Potter, with additional artists announced at a later date. Organizers have yet to announce a date for its 2027 festival but shared that its new home will be at Ascend Federal Credit Union Amphitheater. “@lightning100’s Liv
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